Townie72
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We're about to all become a lot more expert on the teams, coaches and players in the ACC starting in the Fall because we will all be watching a lot more ACC games even when SU isn't playing in them.
But how many of you will also watch the games of the Big East II (The Catholic 7 plus Xavier and whoever) before you'll watch games of other conferences (B1G, SEC, etc.)?
For me, Big East II will probably be the conference I watch most after the ACC.
1. It's primarily schools and coaches and programs I know something about.
2. It'll be a round robin schedule between relatively evenly matched teams --- just like the original 1980's vintage Big East.
3. The atmosphere at these games will be pretty good. These schools get jazzed about playing one antoher. They see one another as rivals. And the schools are in urban areas where basketball is a big deal. (Basketball is to DC, Phila and NYC and football is to Texas and Alabama)
4. I will still be able to root against Georgetown.
I think this will be a good conference.
But how many of you will also watch the games of the Big East II (The Catholic 7 plus Xavier and whoever) before you'll watch games of other conferences (B1G, SEC, etc.)?
For me, Big East II will probably be the conference I watch most after the ACC.
1. It's primarily schools and coaches and programs I know something about.
2. It'll be a round robin schedule between relatively evenly matched teams --- just like the original 1980's vintage Big East.
3. The atmosphere at these games will be pretty good. These schools get jazzed about playing one antoher. They see one another as rivals. And the schools are in urban areas where basketball is a big deal. (Basketball is to DC, Phila and NYC and football is to Texas and Alabama)
4. I will still be able to root against Georgetown.
I think this will be a good conference.